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@Muut · Joined 9 years ago · 18337 posts · 3878 topics · 137 reputation
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
I think i am close, and the form is working on the localhost, but on a remote i am getting this error: [2017-04-06 14:13:08] grav.CRITICAL: Argument 1 passed to Grav\Plugin\EmailPlugin::buildMessage(
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
I try builtin way without success, only Ajax worked for me. Here's what I do: ... {# Include the form in page template where all the page should have the same form #} {% set formdata = page.find('/fo
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
Is there any way to use CMS built in functionality for that without Ajax?
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
I use Ajax submit to do one form on multiple page, here.
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
P.S. Regular pages, not modular
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One form on multiple pages [not sending]
· 9 years ago
The structure: homepage.md has 2 forms as forms: contact-form: fields: subscribe-form: fields: when you enter page B.md in b.html.twig it has {% include 'partials/contact_form.html.t
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Inverted browser.getBrowser if statement
· 9 years ago
Its a bit of the Twig-syntax that often gets overlooked, because if not this equals 'this' seems logically valid - if not altogether well-structured - but it's not. if browser.getBrowser not 'firefox'
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Inverted browser.getBrowser if statement
· 9 years ago
strange, i thought i tried that... but it seems to work now, so thank you very much!
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Inverted browser.getBrowser if statement
· 9 years ago
Should that conditional be {% if browser.getBrowser != 'firefox' %}?
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Inverted browser.getBrowser if statement
· 9 years ago
anyone?